It takes a village

If someone you care about tells you they are in an abusive relationship, here are a few things you can do to help them

• Believe them. What they are able to express to you is probably just the tip of the iceberg. 
• Communicate that you care about their safety.
• Connect them with Domestic Violence resources! We have a national hotline link accessible through our website, where there are advocates waiting to help 24/7 by phone or messaging.
• Respect their choices whether they choose to leave or stay. Stay supportive, and available when they are ready for help.
• Have them contact us if they are financially strained and are looking for employment options upon leaving, or gently used home goods.
• If you're not safe at home, take advantage of the 24/7 Domestic Violence Hotlines where you can call or text an advocate with no pressure. 
• Please call 211 for more information on transitional housing options for your local area

• Bed in bag sets
• Gift cards (Grocery stores, Walmart)
• Dish sets / silverware
• Kitchen trash cans
• Bath Towels
• Can openers
• Toasters
• Personal care items*
• Bed blankets
• Bed sheets
• Feminine sanitary products
• Cleaning supplies
• Laundry detergent
• Brooms & mops
• Bathroom items- shower hooks, curtains, and liners
• Bathroom rugs
• Baby wipes
• Dish & hand soap
• Laundry supplies - bags, soap, hangers
• Umbrellas
• Under bed storage containers
• Dish drainers
• Hats, gloves, scarves for woman, children and men
• Unisex / unscented toiletries
• Diapers 4, 5, 6 & pull-ups
• Pillow cases (new)

* All items are always personally sanitized by our team!

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